Recorded Webinars
Understanding the Backpage & CityXGuide Remission Program: A Training for Advocates
MVLS
Recorded on November 20, this MVLS Human Trafficking Prevention Project training features attorney and survivor advocate Carissa Phelps. The session explains the federal Remission Program for survivors trafficked through Backpage (2004–2018) and CityXGuide (2018–2020), including how to file a claim, required documentation, and available support—such as pro bono assistance through NCMEC.
The Intersection Between Human Trafficking & Sexual Assault
MCASA
This training is a part of MCASA's September 2025 Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Fundamentals Training Series. This training was presented live on September 10, 2025. The trainer was MCASA's Human Trafficking Legal Specialist. ASL interpreters interpreted this training.
Hidden in Plain Sight: Understanding, Reframing, and Responding to Male Sexual Exploitation (PART 1)
MVLS
Too often overlooked and under-identified, male survivors of sex trafficking remain hidden in plain sight—misunderstood by systems, excluded from services, and silenced by stigma. In this presentation, survivor, advocate, and Creative Director at MenHealing, Jordan Masciangelo, blends personal narrative with professional expertise to challenge the myths that keep male victimization invisible. He examines the unique ways boys and men experience, navigate, and recover from sexual exploitation, offering a necessary look into their lived realities and the systemic failures that perpetuate their invisibility. Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of male survivor experiences, practical strategies for identifying and supporting survivors, and a renewed commitment to survivor-centered, gender-inclusive care.
Hidden in Plain Sight: Understanding, Reframing, and Responding to Male Sexual Exploitation (PART 2)
MVLS
Too often overlooked and under-identified, male survivors of sex trafficking remain hidden in plain sight—misunderstood by systems, excluded from services, and silenced by stigma. In this presentation, survivor, advocate, and Creative Director at MenHealing, Jordan Masciangelo, blends personal narrative with professional expertise to challenge the myths that keep male victimization invisible. He examines the unique ways boys and men experience, navigate, and recover from sexual exploitation, offering a necessary look into their lived realities and the systemic failures that perpetuate their invisibility. Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of male survivor experiences, practical strategies for identifying and supporting survivors, and a renewed commitment to survivor-centered, gender-inclusive care.
MCASA: Expert Trainer Workshop - Human Trafficking: Overlooked Populations
MCASA
This training was presented live on September 09, 2025. This training was hosted by the Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault and featured expert trainer, Landon Dickeson, MS, LPC, the Chief Operating Manager at Bob’s House of Hope. ASL interpreters interpreted this training. Bob’s House of Hope is first safe house in the country for male survivors of sex trafficking. It is the only residential facility to include Ranch Hands Rescue's innovative Equine and Animal Assisted Counseling intervention. They operate a comprehensive residential program and safe house for young adult male-identifying survivors of sex trafficking and work to prevent sex trafficking of males.
MCASA: Lunch & Learn Series: Session 1: Human Trafficking Task Force Strategies
MCASA
Recorded on January 13, 2026. During this session, participants will get an inside look at how local anti-human trafficking task forces operate and why they are a critical part of a community’s response to trafficking. This session will highlight concrete ways the public can engage with and support task force efforts, whether through prevention, awareness, training, or community partnerships. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how local task forces function, why multidisciplinary collaboration matters, and how community involvement strengthens the response to human trafficking. Panelists from Prince George’s County Human Trafficking Task Force will walk attendees through what a task force is, why it was created, and how it brings together law enforcement, service providers, advocates, and community partners to address trafficking at the local level. Participants will learn about the goals and priorities of Prince George’s County Task Force, the challenges it has faced, and the successes it has achieved. The panel will also explore how local data and lived experience shape the task force’s work, how partners collaborate across systems, and what the task force has learned about trafficking trends and needs within the county.
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